I worked in the nightshitf for almost 2 years and can confirm this is so true.

Syncthing, Gitea, jellyfin (with arr stack), audiobookshelf, Kavita.

After 200hrs in my SEK2 run, I don't think there is a way to return to vanilla. I'm even thinking of doing another run after finishing this one.

At first I thought the progression takes too long and the logistics were complicate but after some planning and structure is really fun to solve the puzzles and see how everything works after putting the effort.

Has anyone played in multiplayer? I think it would be fun to plan production projects in group haha but none of my friends like factorio.

Can we get a factorio server?

What a good timing, I was looking for a YT music replacement.

Navidrome seems like a good choice but is exactly what you're are saying "classic media player with a webUI". I like the convenience of YT music recommendations and all the music available even the music I don't usually listen to. I would need a much bigger music library or a way to facilitate the music discovery and automate the downloads.

I know there's is Lidarr to automatically download music but I read some people saying music naming scheme is a mess. So anybody has successfully replaced Spotify or YT music with Navidrome or similar? How is your setup?

Maybe it's hard at the beginning but as you keep doing it becomes easier. If you feel overwhelmed take a break for a few days and try again later. I think we all have been there and hit a wall. Self host, open source and Linux communities are friendly you can ask for help and find someone willing to help you, so don't be afraid to ask for help (as I was before). Just take small steps.

Don't give up. Have fun.

I'd recommend you to use the first one, which creates a LXC then installs syncthing there. At least I like this approach, never install anything in the proxmox host unless is necessary.

Seems the second installs syncthing directly in the host (or wherever you are logged).

Edit: I know those tteck scripts come handy, easy-to-use that's ok to test but I always better understand what any online script is doing before running specially if running as root. Just a reminder to be careful...

Have fun :)

Make sure my proxmox desktop build can do GPU passthrough.

I use podman auto-update command.

I'd also like to see what others use

Are these real people or bots? So far lemmy and the fediverse have been great experience I like it and won't go back to reddit. Hope it's real people and we can enjoy this new fresh start!

omg almost 29k at this time of writing, i like people are escaping from reddit

I use debian VMs and create rootless podman containers for everything. Here's my collection so far.

I'm currently in the process of learning how to combine this with ansible... that would save me some time when migrating servers/instances.